I read widely, talk to places that tend to get overlooked, and I don't argue with basic math.
Fact 1: Biden is, according to CNN, polling significantly behind Hillary amongst Black and Latino voters. She lost, and he is getting less of core democrat voting blocks. Does that sound like a winning strategy?
Fact 2: Human beings do not respect, let alone vote for weakness. Biden is clearly hiding from public scrutiny.
Fact 3: Here in Colorado, the GOP precinct walkers are having nearly 95% positive interactions, previous cycles that figure was 50-60%. I have heard that is happening across other states as well.
Fact 4: Hunter's laptop fiasco is moving forward at the pace that traditional media is capable of. Yes they are reluctant, but they have no choice. Normies understand getting sold out... that's why the left projects it onto Trump and the GOP.
You talk to places? Lol I don't know whether to be impressed or to ask you if these places talk back. Anyway WI where I am is SOLID red. IN might go blue, or at least it's more likely to than WI.
I read widely, talk to places that tend to get overlooked, and I don't argue with basic math.
Fact 1: Biden is, according to CNN, polling significantly behind Hillary amongst Black and Latino voters. She lost, and he is getting less of core democrat voting blocks. Does that sound like a winning strategy?
Fact 2: Human beings do not respect, let alone vote for weakness. Biden is clearly hiding from public scrutiny.
Fact 3: Here in Colorado, the GOP precinct walkers are having nearly 95% positive interactions, previous cycles that figure was 50-60%. I have heard that is happening across other states as well.
Fact 4: Hunter's laptop fiasco is moving forward at the pace that traditional media is capable of. Yes they are reluctant, but they have no choice. Normies understand getting sold out... that's why the left projects it onto Trump and the GOP.
You talk to places? Lol I don't know whether to be impressed or to ask you if these places talk back. Anyway WI where I am is SOLID red. IN might go blue, or at least it's more likely to than WI.
If the latino vote breaks for Trump even close to what the current polling shows, CA could be a huge surprise.